The USMCA proved that bringing all stakeholders to the table--labor, workers, business, and members of Congress--can produce stronger trade agreements.

It includes a new tool known as the rapid response mechanism that, when used, allows us to promptly raise concerns with the Mexican and Canadian Governments when there are allegations of worker rights violations.

Ambassador Tai believes we need a different approach that gives workers a seat at the table, so their perspectives and voices are incorporated into the policy that we develop.

If confirmed as Deputy United States Trade Representative, I will continue to fight for American workers, fight for the environment, and fight for our economic future.

It has been a pleasure serving on this committee.

This area is such a large part of our economy as well as such a large part of our question of national security.

In my opinion, it could be one of the most important hearings we have held during my time as ranking member on the subcommittee.

the bottom line, as far as I am concerned, is what happens to patients.

We are trying to figure out where we are going as a country and how we can turn our investments and innovation into sustainable models moving forward.

The work that the Innovation Center is doing will help us become more efficient and achieve our shared goals of containing costs.

Innovation will be central to our efforts to address rising healthcare costs.